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Back Care Basics: A Doctor's Gentle Yoga Program for Back and Neck Pain Relief
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Back Care Basics: A Doctor's Gentle Yoga Program for Back and Neck Pain Relief
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(Paperback - May 1992)
by Mary Pullig Schatz, B.K.S. Iyengar, and William Connor
Sales Rank : 6479
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Paperback: 264 pages
Publisher: Rodmell Press; 1 edition May 1992
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0962713821
ISBN-13: 978-0962713828
Product Dimensions:
9.8 x 8.5 x 0.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 14.4 ounces
Product Review
Back Care Basics: A Doctor's Gentle Yoga Program For Back And Neck Pain Relief offers a gentle and effective approach to back rehabilitation without drugs or surgery. Using the therapeutic techniques of Iyengar style yoga, Dr. Mary Schatz's program encourages both positive health practices and a positive outlook. Readers will learn simple and practical ways to heal their back, restructure their bodies, and cope with stress. Readers will become more sensitive to early warning signs of an impending "back attack" and learn what to do to ward it off. Readers will learn how their daily activities may be hurting their back and how to modify them to prevent pain and injury. Back Care Basics is "must" reading for anyone with chronic back pain, and an invaluable (and popular) addition to any community library collection. -- Midwest Book Review
Product Description
Back Care Basics offers the low-cost solution for back care in the new millenium: therapeutic yoga. Dr. Schatz's approach to back rehabilitation is gentle, effective, and without drugs or surgery. Her program encourages both positive health practices and a positive outlook; the important tools needed for prevention and healing. Dr. Schatz has designed this program to help those with pain from chronic musculoskeletal back and neck strain, spinal arthritis, osteoporosis, premenstrual syndrome, pregnancy, and scoliosis. Simple and practical ways to heal the back, restructure the body, and cope with stress are taught so that one becomes more sensitive to early warning signs of an impending "back attack" and what to do to ward it off.
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